Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 486 | These two View more quotes about tarns">tarns were left in the care of Selius Arconious, who had chosen to remain behind. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 483 | They did form, as they too were joined to the others by a line, a part of the tandem progress of attached tarns. |
| 19 | 484 | There were thus two free tarns, so to speak, with baskets, and then a line of seven tarns, strung together, five with baskets, two without. |
| 19 | 485 | This left behind, in their barred housing, two of the eleven tarns which had been originally in the loft. |
| 19 | 486 | These two tarns were left in the care of Selius Arconious, who had chosen to remain behind. |
| 19 | 487 | Cosians would presumably be less suspicious if some tarns remained in the loft. |
| 19 | 488 | Business, presumably, might have taken the others on their various ways. |
| 19 | 489 | There might be problems, of course, when a slaver, or slaver's man, came to collect a slave. |
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They did form, as they too were joined to the others by a line, a part of the tandem progress of attached tarns.
There were thus two free tarns, so to speak, with baskets, and then a line of seven tarns, strung together, five with baskets, two without.
This left behind, in their barred housing, two of the eleven tarns which had been originally in the loft.
These two tarns were left in the care of Selius Arconious, who had chosen to remain behind.
Cosians would presumably be less suspicious if some tarns remained in the loft.
Business, presumably, might have taken the others on their various ways.
There might be problems, of course, when a slaver, or slaver's man, came to collect a slave.
- (Prize of Gor)